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Speech recognition as a practice tool for dysarthria

Fager, 2017

Document ID
3434786781584124871
Author
Fager S
Publication year
Publication venue
Seminars in speech and language

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Recovery of speech in dysarthria requires an extensive amount of time and practice. Speech recognition (SR) technology may support long-term practice and speech recovery efforts for individuals with dysarthria. However, SR technology development has been focused on …
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